Vitamin injections from £35 — B12, Biotin and Vitamin C, 15 minutes each
Portsmouth · Southsea · B12 · Biotin · Vitamin C
Vitamin Injections in Portsmouth — £35 each
B12, Biotin and Vitamin C, given by Natasha at House of Glam HQ. One vitamin, one intramuscular injection into the upper arm, about fifteen minutes. £35 each — and the button books that injection itself, not a consultation about it.
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Vitamin injection prices in Portsmouth
Three injections, one price. B12, Biotin and Vitamin C are £35 each at the Southsea clinic, and each one sits on Fresha as its own appointment — so the button on a row takes you to that injection, not to a menu and not to a consultation.
Vitamin B12Most booked here
Vitamin B12, given as an intramuscular injection into the upper arm. The one people ask for by name.
Biotin
Vitamin B7, given the same way, in the same 15 minutes. Most people who book it have been taking biotin tablets and want to try it as an injection instead.
Vitamin C
Ascorbic acid, same injection, same appointment length. It gets booked far more over the winter than at any other point in the year.
That is the whole price list. Three injections, £35 each, 15 minutes each. No package price to work out and no fourth option hiding behind a form.
There is no consultation to book first. I go through your health, your medicines and anything you are already taking at the start of the appointment, and there is no separate fee for that.
Is this for you
What a vitamin injection is, and what it is not
A measured dose of one vitamin, put into the muscle of your upper arm with a single-use needle. That is the whole of it. It is a wellness service, it is not treatment for anything you have been diagnosed with, and I would rather you read that here than find it out after you have paid.
You already take the tablets
The most common reason people book. You have been on B12 or biotin for a while and you want to try it as an injection instead. That is a fair reason and it is the one I hear most.
You eat little or no animal food
B12 is the one people on a plant-based diet ask about. I can give you the injection. I cannot tell you whether you need it, and I am not going to pretend otherwise.
You want something quick alongside another treatment
Fifteen minutes, so it sits at the end of a filler, anti-wrinkle or skin appointment without stretching the visit. Book them together and they happen in the same visit.
You have been told you are deficient
Then this is not where to start. A diagnosed deficiency is a medical matter for your GP, and nothing booked here replaces their advice or their monitoring.
You are pregnant, breastfeeding or on regular medication
Message me before you book. Some conditions and some medicines make this unsuitable, and I would rather tell you on WhatsApp than at the door. Vitamin injections here are for adults only.
You want me to promise how you will feel
I will not. What one person notices, the next does not, and there is no honest way to promise you a result from a vitamin. What I will tell you is what is in it, how it is given and what it costs.
Not sure which of the three, or whether any of them is right for you? Tell me what made you look this up and I will answer straight — including if the answer is your GP rather than me.
What happens
Booked, asked, injected, out — in about fifteen minutes
You book the injection
No consultation first. Pick B12, Biotin or Vitamin C on Fresha and book that appointment. There is nothing to sit through beforehand and nothing extra to pay for it.
The questions
I ask about your health, your medicines, what you are already taking and whether you have had an injection like this before. It takes a couple of minutes, there is no separate fee, and if the answers say no then I say no.
The injection
Intramuscular, into the upper arm. Skin cleaned, single-use needle, one injection. Most people describe it as a sharp scratch, and it is done in seconds.
Afterwards
Back to your day, with nothing to plan around. Some people get a little redness or soreness at the site for a few hours. Most of those who come back book again every four to eight weeks — but nobody goes on a schedule here, and you book when you want to.
What clients say about Natasha's vitamin injections
Vitamin injections by Natasha, at every appointment
A vitamin injection is quick, but the technique still matters. Sterile protocol, the correct intramuscular depth, the right placement in the deltoid — that comes from years of clinical injection work.
I have been doing injectable work in Portsmouth for 7+ years, and I do every appointment here myself. With a vitamin injection the job is small and the rules are the same as anything else: check that it is suitable for you, give it properly, and say so honestly if I think the right answer is your GP rather than me.
- Natasha does every injection herself
- Three vitamin injections — B12, Biotin and Vitamin C, £35 each
- Sterile, single-use protocol — pharmacy-grade products
- Fully qualified, insured and CPD-accredited
Common questions about vitamin injections in Portsmouth
How much do vitamin injections cost in Portsmouth?
B12, Biotin and Vitamin C are £35 each at House of Glam HQ in Southsea. That is the whole list — three injections, one price, and nothing else to pay. Each appointment takes about 15 minutes, and you book the injection itself on Fresha rather than a consultation about it.
What does a B12 injection do?
B12 is a vitamin the body uses and cannot make for itself. The injection puts a measured dose of it into the muscle of the upper arm, and that takes about 15 minutes. What I will not do is tell you how you will feel afterwards, because that varies from person to person and there is no honest way to promise it. Most people who book B12 here have been taking it in tablet form and want to try it this way instead.
What does a Vitamin C injection do?
Vitamin C is ascorbic acid, given as the same intramuscular injection into the upper arm, in the same 15 minutes. It is the one that gets booked most over the winter months. As with the other two, I can tell you what is in it and how it is given — not how it will make you feel.
How often should I have vitamin injections?
There is no schedule you have to be on. Most of the people who come back book again every four to eight weeks, and plenty book once and leave it at that. If you are already taking a supplement, or your GP is looking after anything related, talk to them about how often before you talk to me.
Are there side effects to vitamin injections?
Most people have none. Some get mild redness or soreness at the injection site for a few hours. Reactions beyond that are uncommon but they are possible, which is why I go through your health and your medicines before I inject anything, and why I will say no if the answers point that way.
Who should not have vitamin injections?
Tell me first if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, taking regular medication or being treated for anything. Some conditions and some medicines make this unsuitable. Vitamin injections here are for adults only, and if you have been diagnosed with a deficiency then that is a matter for your GP rather than for this appointment — nothing booked here replaces their advice.
How quickly do vitamin injections work?
I am not going to give you a number. There is no timeline I could quote you honestly — what one person notices, the next does not. What I can tell you is what the appointment involves: about 15 minutes, one injection into the upper arm, and nothing to recover from afterwards.
Why have vitamin injections instead of tablets?
An injection goes into the muscle rather than through the gut, so it does not depend on how well your digestion takes things up. That is the difference in how it is given, and it is the reason most people give me for wanting to switch. It is not a reason to stop anything your GP has you on, and I would not tell you otherwise.
What does a Biotin injection do?
Biotin is vitamin B7. The injection is the same one, into the same place, and it takes the same 15 minutes. Most people who book it have been taking biotin tablets already and want to try it this way. I cannot tell you what it will do for your hair or your nails, and I would rather say that plainly than sell it to you on a promise.
Do vitamin injections hurt?
Not much. It is an intramuscular injection, usually into the upper arm, and most people describe it as a brief sharp scratch. The whole appointment is about 15 minutes and you can go straight back to your day.
Can I have a vitamin injection on the same day as another treatment?
Yes. It takes 15 minutes, so it sits easily at the end of a filler, anti-wrinkle or skin appointment. Book them together on Fresha and they happen in the same visit.
How do I book vitamin injections in Portsmouth?
On Fresha — there is no consultation to get through first, and each of the three injections has its own booking, so you pick the one you want and book that. If you would rather ask something before you commit, WhatsApp me on 07831 846273 or call the same number.
Book
Pick one and book it
All three are on Fresha with live availability and each takes about a minute to book. There is nothing to get through first — the questions happen at the start of your appointment, with no separate fee. If you would rather ask me something before you spend £35, message me and I will answer straight.
Or call 07831 846273. Klarna spreads bigger treatments over three monthly payments — at £35, a vitamin injection is not one of them.
Often booked in the same visit: skin boosters from £165, polynucleotides from £135, or a facial from £45. Every treatment and price is on the homepage.
House of Glam HQ, Southsea
1A Auckland Road East, Southsea, Portsmouth PO5 2HA. Free street parking nearby.
| Tuesday | 10am – 5pm |
| Wednesday | 12pm – 7pm |
| Thursday to Saturday | 10am – 4pm |
| Sunday and Monday | Closed |
Clients come for vitamin injections from Portsmouth, Southsea, Cosham, Fratton, Havant, Fareham, Gosport, Waterlooville and across Hampshire.
